Make Livingston's Madonna Sports Complex Neighbor Friendly
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Anonymous
9 years ago
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The plan for such an oversized field with all of these bells and whistles shows such complete disregard to the houses around it. You are destroying their property value and it is awful for the parents and children to lose restful sleep over this. Please reconsider your plans.
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Yuliya Shrayman
9 years ago
I urge the township to reconsider the scale of this project.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Respect the residents in this area of Livingston. It's not OK to build this close to their homes!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Hope you are successful fighting this over development and can get it scaled down.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
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This is disgusting to put such a large-scale sports complex in a residential neighborhood which is also adjacent to St. Philomena's Church. Aside from the already tragic loss of green acres and displacement of wildlife, the addition of nuisance lighting and anticipated sound pollution shows a clear disregard for the values of the community. Please scale back this project out of respect for those who live/worship in this area.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
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I live nearby on Hazelwood Ave. The traffic and noise is bad enough. Please reconsider this. It's also unacceptable that residents were not made aware of the light towers beforehand.
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Jocelyn Stein
9 years ago
The volume of traffic will significantly increase.
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Barbara Meranus
9 years ago
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The lights and sound are very disturbing. This is a recreational field 15 feet from our homes. Please consider the impact of the enjoyment of our homes vs. having fancy lights and a microphone. We already hear the high school. Had this been a 4 story building it would not have had an announcer or sound.
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Robert Becker
9 years ago
The proposal, with the addition of lights, scoreboard, and extended hours exceeds the original scope as stated last year. Consider the taxpayers.
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Paul Falcone
9 years ago
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I strongly support the minimizing of this project so that continued quiet enjoyment by all neighbors be adhered to. This means no to huge lights, large/loud/lighted scoreboard as well as any announcing. A curfew of 9:00pm should be accepted also.
The plan for such an oversized field with all of these bells and whistles shows such complete disregard to the houses around it. You are destroying their property value and it is awful for the parents and children to lose restful sleep over this. Please reconsider your plans.
I urge the township to reconsider the scale of this project.
Respect the residents in this area of Livingston. It's not OK to build this close to their homes!
Hope you are successful fighting this over development and can get it scaled down.
This is disgusting to put such a large-scale sports complex in a residential neighborhood which is also adjacent to St. Philomena's Church. Aside from the already tragic loss of green acres and displacement of wildlife, the addition of nuisance lighting and anticipated sound pollution shows a clear disregard for the values of the community. Please scale back this project out of respect for those who live/worship in this area.
I live nearby on Hazelwood Ave. The traffic and noise is bad enough. Please reconsider this. It's also unacceptable that residents were not made aware of the light towers beforehand.
The volume of traffic will significantly increase.
The lights and sound are very disturbing. This is a recreational field 15 feet from our homes. Please consider the impact of the enjoyment of our homes vs. having fancy lights and a microphone. We already hear the high school. Had this been a 4 story building it would not have had an announcer or sound.
The proposal, with the addition of lights, scoreboard, and extended hours exceeds the original scope as stated last year. Consider the taxpayers.
I strongly support the minimizing of this project so that continued quiet enjoyment by all neighbors be adhered to. This means no to huge lights, large/loud/lighted scoreboard as well as any announcing. A curfew of 9:00pm should be accepted also.